He is risen!!What does that mean to you? Do you know what this means for all mankind? How does the resurrection of Christ change everything? Listen up as Pastor Dick gives some "reflection" on the Resurrection.

Another step towards unity- share a meal together!

Do you know The Story? Is it just a shortened version? What is the Gospel? Listen to this message as Pastor Dick explains how we can tell 'The Story'

How are some ways the Church can be united? Well- one of the primary ways and venues through which followers of Christ and be united and in accord; through prayer. Pastor Dick highlights some of the necessities for unity through prayer during this week's message.

First things first: we need to get on the same page.How does that happen? And when it does- what is the result?

There is always something lurking in the shadows...in darkness. But God desires that His people be delivered from the darkness into light. What keeps us there? How do we know if we are there? Listen up as Pastor Dick AuCoin gives a timely message on deliverance and being set free!

Jesus told us that we cannot put new wine into old wineskins, or the old wineskins will burst. What is this new wine? What is a wineskin? How or where does this come from? This sermon is a "must-listen" for those who are desiring more of the Spirit & newness of life in their walk with Christ.

When the Holy Spirit came, the disciples were filled with power to go and preach the Gospel, with signs/wonders that followed. The Kingdom of Heaven had broken in to our time and changed the course of eternity forever!!

We are constantly changing. But, is that for better or for worse? In this teaching, Pastor Dick explains how the change & growth that we need is only experienced by the inworking of the Holy Spirit in our lives, through faith in Christ.

How do we relate to the poor? How should we relate to the poor? With over 2000 scripture references to the poor- it seems that the poor & needy are important in the Kingdom of God. How have you related to the poor recently?